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Anubis author here. I looked into protein folding. The problem is that protein folding requires scientific data, which can easily get into the gigabyte range. T
by xena 1y ago
Anubis author here. I looked into protein folding. The problem is that protein folding requires scientific data, which can easily get into the gigabyte range. That is more data than I want to serve to clients. Unless there's a way to solve the big data problem, a lot of "compute for good" schemes are frankly unworkable.
- mvid 1y agoZero knowledge proofs are basically arbitrary proof of work models. There is some interesting work being done with MPC and ZK proving, so only a small part needs to live on the client. I wonder if this would make it feasible again